Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-09
TyDes of Mentality.

enable ore conVersant with mehthi organization to divide them into three grand classes, or types.
 Firs,, the bssilCr. n which the organs at the base of the brain exercise the paramount inhueuce iu She everyday life.
 fins msa SO Bc!uated Is known for his seldshness; for the spirit of personal appropriations in whatever lie has to do. He thinks ouly ot his own profit. "Number one IS tl bo taken care of with u. regard to number two, or its rights. He appears Co be incapable "f ressouiBg cleslly, for reason implies an understanding ot the needs Of others
 In business such s man Is kEOwD Tor his physical energy, for his endurance of labor, m the narrow enterprises which contribute tO his pecunlAfy profit IT there be m opportunity to show itself for acquiring or adding a penny 10 hls scbstGuCe, Ee pOunCes down upon ~ with tremendous alacrijy. lie has little regard to the cpIuioLs oi others, does uos ask Gdyice, ls nDt giveD evsu Co suhtsrfuge or excuses. lie w!li 'maks when be can, relieving q his r.gns 70 make money by whatever process he can. so long ss that DTCcess may De -n- cludsd under the general term Oi "Llsi- usss.r He is by no means respected, but rather the O-iect Uf dread on the mart Of those who hra hIs debtoiF, while aversion and contempt keep high minded men from having any more to do with hIm than they are compelled 10. He however, in his pride Of pecuniary iudependeuce, derisIvely lsugh5 at the npipions of thi better world, gr sps his money bays, tnd chuckles with the thought that m them he has strength to sustain hlm gzainst all elements, eni- mics. etc. What mistake. He lives slsvish y-Ee dies mIseSubly.
 The second typa is that of the man whose organization embraces the ba-l- lar and the intellectual developments in the maiu. Of such men society pos sessss very many; the business walks Oi life are filed with them. They are usually well educated, possess keen dis cernment, are good reasOuers, although their IntellectIoG relates chiefly to physical matters. They appreciate utility. What a thing is good Tor is the first thought suggested on its pres entstion. They have force, energy, en- terprise; they buy or sell; they deel ID stocks and bonds; they are as fiscal agents tO R great extent Of society, and through all their CperailDns runs the spirit of gain. They crave elevation n society, but they count thelr eleVasion so much stronger as it Is based upon large bank Eccount, or blocks Of brc5 and stone. They are sensible men ID the worlds eye; their counsel IS shTewd and to the point, but II relates almos. ex clusively Co things material; sentima ant, afrrc,i D. the Yearuiugs of the soul do not enter into their calculations. The thIrd type is that which embraces, in addition to the two stages of mental development already considered, tie moral and religious qualities oforgaEizl- tion. Numerically men ot this class are few cOmpered with those Of the two hrst dIscribed, but however few. they exercise greh' power among men. Their redeemiuC influence IS ever felt; they tend to keep society ''up 10 the mark Ia all enterprises for reform and higher education, men and women Ot this type are the stImUlsnts and organizers. They look upon life from totally cif- fsreut poiut of view from inst enter taiued uy the worldly and selfish. They feel that this is not merely G sphere ID gLich we are Co eat Gad crink and get gain. make sLOws of costly tTGppingS and quipgge. and iadulge m glitter and pacean;ry. They feel that the useful ness of 0 life depends upon the amount ot good accomplished among others. Su tLey seek to educate the ignorant and refine the vulgar. They appreciate the true application Of money, they feel that while 1t IS neediul, that the wants of the body be supplied, and that the intellect be developed 70 its fullest eX- tent. There is a higher nature winch must be supplied, too, with food con- yenient-ihe food ot truth, sympathy, charity, pure religion.
 The real progress oi the world is due | to men aud women oi this type, they are ever looking forward, apprecistive 0f the influences of the crest divine will They seek a higher illumInsuoD, and are more guiic5 by the light from above than by tbe mere intellectual r velatious Cf the schools.
 The men of the second iype mBy look upon men of the tliri type as vision ary. soft hearted, optimistic, enthu- siastic, and given Co enterprises Ct uu imalacticable character, ye. the great history of the world u!i the past shows that 1t is they who have gwen thc real impetus ID all depar:iaei is ot tae vorld- ly advancement.
 The health oi tins c.ty is perfect To-day there dleF nos cX.ss one really serIOus case ol sicznc. ll .is corporate limits.
 Some strangers are coming in- It is reported that Mr. Mansfield hos just sold his MIuE GIaEGe, lJ mlles southeast Of thIs city, Co a Lo.dou com psay. l guess it is true. as the present parties have suspended work ID ile last week.
 Messrs McGruder !S Fresh are run- hing their mil, recently started up. with entire success and s6tIsfEcEcu tO them selves and The great joy oi us all. They are gentlemen and that covers the whole thing ID Q nutshell.
 PAUL GREGORY. II. D.
 HERMosILLO, March 3Jtb, loo1.